Arsenal Games Odegaard may be missed in the worst case scenario after new injuries update

Arsenal won West Ham United to head the Premier League, but as his injury issues continued, it was another afternoon that he would forget for Martin Odegard.

Arteta admits Odegaard’s injury is “not positive”

That was an injury season for Arsenal as a whole, the whole of last season. Much of their summer spending is centered around enhancing deep quality for Mikel Arteta’s team. But that helped to end some concerns, but Mikel Arteta still has one big Odegard concern after the Norwegian was injured in the third generation match on Saturday afternoon.

All Arsenal’s summer spending seemed to be gathering against West Ham. Odegaard, Eberechi Eze, Bukayo Saka and Viktor Gyokeres all shared all their concerns that Atteta didn’t let go of Handbrake.

Arteta, as frustrated as anyone, provided the midfielder’s updates in his post-match response. “In Martin, it was a crash, from knee to knee. He wasn’t looking that positive at this point. He was immediately uncomfortable. I spoke to him.

Arsenal shared an update on Odegard on Sunday, revealing that he has maintained a “corosive ligament injury in the medial left knee” and withdrawn from international obligations with Norway.

The big question is how long Odegaard will miss. He has already been forced to sit from three games in every tournament, and injuries experts have revealed the worst-case scenario of the Arsenal captain following another set-off.

Injury experts reveal the worst Odegard scenario

Responding to the injury, injury expert Physio Scout has revealed that Odegaard could miss up to six weeks of action with a Grade 2 MCL injury.

If Odegaard missed six weeks of action, he missed seven games until the next November international break, including Champions League fixtures against Atletico Madrid.

Though not an ideal situation, Arteta and Arsenal show that they have a team to deal with.